The American Missionary — Volume 49, No. 03, March, 1895

"The American Missionary — Volume 49, No. 03, March, 1895" by Various is a late 1800s periodical that acts as a window into the work of the American Missionary Association. The periodical shares experiences from missionaries working with African Americans and Native Americans, capturing what it was like during that era. The writings include reports from the field, stories from the missionaries themselves, and discussions about the impact of schools and churches within these groups. The writings touch on the awakenings happening in different areas, specifically in the mountains and among Native populations. It shares stories of people converting to the church. The publication also contains detailed drawings showing the lives of missionaries who were on the front lines in locations such as Africa, and among the Ojibway Indians. It highlights the appreciation that communities had for the missionary work through stories of humble acts.